A bit of HTML help needed...

stealthb14 · Jul 5th, 2002, 01:01 PM

Okay...here's my predicament. I know a bit of HTML, but I have been using FrontPage to create the site for the So Cal meet. I decided to upgrade to a frames page, because I split the site up a little bit, just to make it easier to navigate. Now, each page, when I click on the link on the nav bar at the top has a second nav bar frame...how do I fix that?!

Thanks!

-Sam

sethwas · Jul 5th, 2002, 03:24 PM

Hey,
You need to separate the nav bar as its own page and have the 'target' pages (the ones you want your nav bar to direct to) to be their own pages as well.
Now to frame it make a master page, your index.html page, and have that include a frame, one side having the permanent html nav bar on the left/right/top/bottom, and the remaining portion as the blank canvas for the target pages. Just set a default target for the initial page you want to be there next to the nav bar.
Look at my sig. You can see that there is a 'nav bar' as you call it on the left. The right is the target portion. At the 'nissan' section there is a submenu on the right which navigates even within the frame.
I'm still working on my page (well its always a work in progress, but actually I'm updating the code this weekend).

Seth

Scott · Jul 5th, 2002, 03:58 PM

Why do you want to use frames? I think you'll find mostly people really don't like them.

stealthb14 · Jul 5th, 2002, 04:43 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Scott
Why do you want to use frames? I think you'll find mostly people really don't like them.

Why? I feel it gives the site a cleaner look, and since I don't want everything on one page, I decided that I would have the links on the top as a navigation bar. Its just personal preference.

-Sam